INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR

Reserve Firefighter/EMT

Tubac Fire District is recruiting to hire reserve Firefighter/EMT’s & Firefighter/Paramedic's for part-time employment. Applicants must have EMT-B or EMT-CEP certification and State of Arizona FF I/II certified.
Established in 1974 and operating out of four fire stations, the Tubac Fire District provides fire and emergency medical services, which include fire suppression & wildland firefighting, emergency medical response, rescue, fire prevention, public education and non-emergency services such as venomous creature removal.
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Hourly Rate:

Reserve Firefighter/EMT

$13.75/hour

Minimum Qualifications:

18 years old at time of application

Valid Arizona driver’s license

High School graduate or GED

State of Arizona Firefighter I and II

ADHS EMT-B or ADHS EMT-CEP certification

Basic Wildland certification S-130 & S-190

Must successfully complete a job-related physical and medical evaluation

Must successfully pass a routine drug screen and background investigation

 

Selection Process

Following the closing date, all application packets will be reviewed and evaluated based upon the qualifications and criteria outlined in this information packet.  Those candidates that the District determines to be best qualified will be invited to participate in the selection process. The selection process will consist of an oral interview and Fire Chief interview.
The successful candidate shall be subject to a physical assessment test, pre-employment physical examination, drug screen, fingerprinting, professional and personal reference checks, and criminal and motor vehicle background reviews.

Apply online by clicking on the button above.

Applications are also available at the District office:

2227 E. Frontage Road, Tubac.

For questions please call (520)398-2255

Application materials must be submitted to:

Fire Chief Cheryl Horvath

Tubac Fire District

PO Box 2881

Tubac, AZ  85646-2881

 

Completed application packets must be received no later than 1700 hours on Friday, September, 2, 2022.